Sarris, Klingons Unleash Chaos in Star Trek Fleet Command and Galaxy Quest Crossover!

Scopely is ramping up the excitement with a stellar crossover event for Star Trek Fleet Command, collaborating with Paramount to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the beloved cult classic, Galaxy Quest. The new 'Update 69: Galaxy Quest Crossover' is brimming with thrilling additions to the game.

What's In Store?

In this epic crossover, fans will witness Jason Nesmith and the Galaxy Quest crew as they crash-land into the Star Trek Fleet Command universe. Their mission? To save the galaxy once more, this time from the vengeful Sarris who has allied with the Klingons.

Among the exciting additions is the debut of a brand-new ship, the NSEA Protector, renowned as the fastest ship in the galaxy. Capable of breaking the Warp 10 barrier, it offers the unique ability to save your ship from destruction, giving it a second chance in battle.

The Galaxy Quest Invasion event unfolds in phases, starting with Fatu-Krey hostiles and progressing to new Chimeras. Additionally, Alliance Tournaments are on the horizon, encouraging players to gather their squad and compete against other alliances in a series of challenges.

Beyond Tim Allen's Jason Nesmith, three other Galaxy Quest officers make their debut. Sigourney Weaver's Gwen DeMarco is part of the lineup, along with rare officers Sir Alexander Dane and Laliari joining the roster.

Catch a glimpse of the Update 69: Galaxy Quest crossover below!

What Else Is New In The Star Trek Fleet Command x Galaxy Quest Crossover?

The update also introduces two new Primes and two new refits for your ships, including the NSEA Field Repair. New Battle Passes bring fresh avatars, frames, and a new hailing frequency to enhance your gameplay experience.

Dive into this thrilling crossover by downloading Star Trek Fleet Command from the Google Play Store.

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